CALIFORNIA - Social networking site for professionals, LinkedIn, finally provide an application for Android-based smart phone users.
As reported by the CIO, on Saturday (09/04/2011), for the first version of this application, the company focused their attention on features. Senior product manager explains LinkedIn Chad Whitney on his blog post.
The main menu of this application allows users to access the six features, ie updates, search, connections, Invitations, messages and reconnect.
Application can be downloaded for free via the Android Market, after earlier LinkedIn applications available for iPhone and BlackBerry devices.
Over the next few months, LinkedIn will be adding more features that have been requested by users during the beta testing phase. Unfortunately Whitney did not specify what features are planned to be added.
Late last March, LinkedIn has managed to penetrate the 100 million members after launch in 2003. Approximately 44 million users came from the United States, while another 56 million live outside the continental U.S..
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